Re: Document containing different text colours?

[Bo Grimes]

It feels to me like this should be possible because syntax highlighting mixes colors.  I am woefully inadequate to help, but I feel like mentioning this might spark a guru's imagination.

I remember years ago when I used Notepad++ on Windows it allowed user-defined syntax highlighting, and I did so for my GTD system at that time.  I have no doubt one could create a personal syntax highlighting scheme in Emacs, but (how(me(ask(don't)))! <--- I'm sure that's absurd, but hopefully a funny indicator of my ignorance.

It would be a stop-gap with some pitfalls, but perhaps make all 2nd draft text bold and all 3rd draft italics.  The obvious pitfall is any already emphasized first draft text.

On 8/5/20 8:37 AM, Sharon Kimble wrote:

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> In a book that I am writing, the text is white on black background which
> I like. But this is only the first draft, when its ready I shall go onto
> the second draft and then third draft, as many as necessary to polish
> the book before it goes to the beta-readers.
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> So the first draft is white text on a black background, is it possible
> for all the second draft text to be in a different colour that I assign
> to it? And ditto third draft onwards?
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> I envisage something like setting the text with 'M-x second-draft-text'
> which will then display the new text with its assigned colour. Which
> will also mean that the document will have multi-coloured text in it?
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> Is this possible?      
>
> And if it is possible, how do I do it please?
>
> Thanks
>   Sharon.  
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> Debian 10.2, fluxbox 1.3.7, emacs 27.1, org 9.3.7
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Bo Grimes